Private Content is your own subscription feed on Snifffr — photos and videos that only paying subscribers can see. It never appears publicly on your profile, and it earns you recurring income: subscribers are charged every month, automatically, for as long as they stay.

How it works

1. Set your monthly price in tokens — one number, charged every month.
2. Write your intro — this appears above your subscribe button, so buyers know what they’re getting before they pay.
3. Upload your photos and videos. Your newest three appear as previews on your page.
4. Buyers subscribe, and are charged automatically every month from their token balance until they cancel.

A subscriber who stays six months pays you six times, without you having to sell to them again.

What buyers see before they subscribe

• Your intro — your own words, above the subscribe button. Say what you post, how often, and why your feed is worth it.
• Three preview tiles — your three most recent posts. These are blurred by default. You can choose to show them clear if you’d rather lead with the images themselves.
• Your monthly price.

Everything else stays hidden until they subscribe.

Key things to know

Your current subscribers keep the price they signed up at. If you raise your price, it only applies to people who subscribe after the change. Nobody already subscribed is ever charged more than they agreed to.

Subscribers get everything. Not just what’s in your feed when they join — everything you add while they’re subscribed too. This is why posting regularly keeps people subscribed.

Subscriptions end two ways. The buyer cancels, or they don’t have enough tokens when their renewal comes around. If they cancel, they keep access until the end of the month they’ve already paid for.

Your content is never public. It doesn’t show on your profile, in the feed, or in search.

Buyers must be age-verified to subscribe. Unverified buyers can still see your price and your intro — they just can’t complete the purchase until they verify.

Getting started

Head to your Private Content section to set your monthly price, write your intro, and upload.

Two things worth doing on day one: write a real intro (buyers are deciding whether to pay from those few lines), and upload enough that your feed already looks worth subscribing to — three preview tiles are what most people judge you on.